Sky Creative For Trading And Contracting Company

Sky Creative For Trading And Contracting Company, doing business as Sky Creative Trading & Contracting WLL, is a Qatar-based logistics and equipment supplier delivering HVAC systems, medical supplies, construction materials, furniture, and specialized machinery to U.S. Department of Defense commands operating throughout the Central Command area of responsibility, competing as a prime contractor on full-and-open (non-set-aside) federal contracts and blanket purchase agreements.

The vendor holds a foreign-owned status (Doha, Qatar headquarters) and operates as a for-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since May 2013. Sky Creative competes exclusively on open-market contract vehicles without socioeconomic set-asides, with 99% of recent awards issued as prime contracts and 1% as subcontract work. The vendor's award portfolio reflects deep specialization in equipment and consumables procurement for military bases in the CENTCOM region: the top five NAICS categories by award count are Air-Conditioning and Warm Air Heating Equipment Manufacturing (27 awards), Other Building Material Dealers (9 awards), Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (5 awards), All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing (4 awards), and Paper Mills (3 awards). Top PSC codes center on Miscellaneous Construction Materials (16 awards), Air Conditioning Equipment (14 awards), Office Furniture (10 awards), Medical and Surgical Instruments and Supplies (6 awards), and Compressors and Vacuum Pumps (5 awards).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Air Force commands. The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command accounts for 45 awards valued at $31 million combined potential value, followed by Air Force Central Command (85 awards, $12.4 million combined potential value). The Department of the Army, while placing fewer orders by count, carries disproportionate dollar value through three awards totaling $26.5 million combined potential value, anchored by a $25 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement for Operation Allies Refuge allied support services (established August 24, 2021, effective through August 23, 2026). Additional customer agencies include Army Central Command (7 awards, $810 thousand combined potential value), Defense Finance and Accounting Service (6 awards, $2.5 million combined potential value), and Army Forces Command (3 awards, $1.7 million combined potential value). Top five customers account for 97% of combined potential value across the portfolio.

Sky Creative holds three active indefinite delivery vehicles. The largest is a $25 million single-award BPA with the Department of the Army for allied support services under Operation Allies Refuge, effective through August 23, 2026. A $24.999 million multiple-award MASP BPA with Air Combat Command, awarded January 19, 2024 and effective through January 18, 2029, authorizes procurement of HVAC equipment, medical supplies, furniture, electrical components, construction materials, and specialized machinery for Qatar-based operations. Recent calls under this vehicle include a $406,303.01 delivery and installation order for sunshades at Al Udeid Air Base (August 13, 2024; Air Mobility Command), a $566,538.46 package units call (February 14, 2025; Air Combat Command), a $109,340.66 Godwin Pumps call (May 5, 2025; Air Combat Command), and a $59,030 smoke detectors call (February 12, 2026; Air Combat Command). A $1.5 million multiple-award BPA for hydration and energy drinks with Air Combat Command (awarded October 13, 2023; effective through October 12, 2028) rounds out the IDV footprint. Beyond these named vehicles, the source lists BPA calls issued under Air Force blanket purchase agreements FA570224A0007 (12 task orders, $3.2 million combined potential value), FA570217A0007 (2 task orders, $210 thousand combined potential value), and FA571021A0009 (1 task order, $107 thousand combined potential value).

Representative prime work spans both ongoing blanket purchase agreement activity and discrete equipment procurements. Recent examples include a $442,451.31 order for 379 medical training mannequins (Air Combat Command, July 2023), a $421,730.79 purchase order for Cummins Generators (Air Combat Command, May–November 2022), a $298,277.48 order for EISU Desert Sand Kits (Air Combat Command, April 2022–February 2023), a $249,236.27 purchase order for CSOF furniture (Air Combat Command, January–July 2022), a $230,543.80 order for refrigerated reefers (Army Central Command, August 2021–January 2023), and a $1,601,184.88 definitive contract for beds and linens supporting Operation Allies Refuge evacuees (Army Forces Command, August 2021–March 2022). Smaller, recurring orders include HVAC compressors ($214,422.45; March 2026), package units ($566,538.46; February 2025), smoke detectors and detection equipment, pumps, transducers, SIM cards, furniture, and medical equipment. All awards are firm fixed-price with place of performance in Qatar.

Activity shows decline over the past five years: 15 awards in 2022, 14 in 2023, 8 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 3 in 2026 year-to-date. Combined potential value across the entire footprint is $76 million, with $13.8 million obligated (18% realization rate), reflecting the vendor's role as a call-order supplier under standing blanket purchase agreements rather than a recipient of fixed contract values. Only one award (valued at approximately $4 thousand) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure relative to the large multi-year IDVs anchoring the portfolio.

Sky Creative subcontracts minimally: one identified sub-award as of April 30, 2026, is dining facility services work at Al Udeid Air Base under prime contractor Readiness Management Support LC. The vendor's federal customer footprint remains confined to twelve agencies, predominantly Air Force Central Command and Air Combat Command, with Army commands forming the secondary volume. This concentrated, equipment-supply posture positions Sky Creative as a dedicated regional logistics partner for the U.S. military's CENTCOM operations rather than a diversified federal contractor pursuing civilian agencies or domestic-based work.